South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-24
Home Gossip.

mI. Js Cs Snoupe mas recovered
from the measles.
Gilkeson & Sons stock OF Cling.
hams 10 larger than ever before.
Miss Mamie Alice is away on a
visit.
Miss Bette Montgomery was Wis.
iting in Springfield this week.
Capt. White made o business trip
to Springfield Saturday.
Mrs. T. G. hewitt and children are
visiting Ler sisters. Misses Jane r.
and Lou Kern.
Gilkeson & Son will deal very
largely in Wool and Bark this season /.
See them before selling.
Mrs. A. I. Inskeep is with Der sis
ter. Mrs. L. A. Durbin in Denver
Colorado.
!. II. G. Pancake ard wife return.
ed Friday, highly pleased with their
Nebraska trip.
Mrs. James Kirsey, living q few
miles east Of this place, was serious,
~ injured by q fall Monday evening.
Hon. Amos Pugh and Hon. John
T. Peerce were in town the first of
this week.
We are pleased to say that Mr.. j.
c. Heiskell is recovering from his re-
cent illness.
Mr.. r +. Gu: hrie, one of Spring.
fields merchant princes, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Paw Paw.
Prof. Chidester left Wednesday for
Washington TO meet his daughter
who is coming home from Staunton.
Mr.. David Marshall is in from Kan
sas on visit to relatives in this
place.
Messre. II. S. Carr and A. S. Alex
ander. OF Moorefi Id, were In town
Monday.
Mrs. G. I. Barber, Of Bridgewater,
Va, mothUr.in Of Prof. Johnson
aud Miss Leila anil Master Guy, his
children, arrived in this place last
night.
For Ladies' and Gents Fine Shoes
Gilkeson & Son take the lead. Call
for their 50 Patent Lace. unexcelled
In this market or any Other.
We were sorry to hear that Judge
Armstrong was taken sick while hold
ing court in Pend'eton. Mrs. Arm.
strong left for Franklin on Saturday.
The Judge is now much better.
Mrs Charles Hathaway of Fauquier
county is again with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harrison Of.
ter several years absence.
Messrs. Charles and DC. Wirgman.
accompanied by their sister, Miss
Mollie, returned from Wincheste Ell
Friday.
WIN. lass. Esq. OF Okonoko paid
US a pleasant visit last Tuesday en-
route to spend the nigh, with his
daughter Mrs. James Stump, up the
river.
Misses Alice and Thekla Funden.
burg who have been attending Mt
DeChantal school for young ladies
near csling, are bone on a visi,
TO their mother, Mrs. Eliza Funden-
burg.
Governor Wilson has appointed DR.
George Baird OF Wheeling. a Regent
OF the West Virginia School for tn,
Deaf and Blind. The Doctor was 9
Regent before the new order OF
things.
Be careful about putting your chill.
dren to picking potato bugs. Two
children came near dying in Frede,
rick county, Md, the other day. by
inhaling the gas that arises from the
bugs when they are placed in hoI
water to kill them.
Mr.. ID. X. Williams has resigned
lis place as Steward at the Deaf and
Blind School. and left on Wednesda y
for Camden, s. c., where he will make
his home in the future. Mr.. Williams
Is most estimable gentleman, and
We are sorry 10 see him leave rs.
Miss w. X. Carpenter, daughter oil
Di, Carpenter Of Moorefeld, Miss
Cunningham of Moore6eld, aud Miss
Fout, OF Martiosburg. formerly of Pc
tersburg, passed through here We'd
nesday, on their way TO Moorefiel1
from school at Stanton.
Last Friday, at Mr.. VIM. Mont.
gomery's, a robin hung itself will
some hair which had been given IL u
put in its nest. There was great
squawkiDg aud scratching, but Mrs
RedbreasL finally succeeded in get.
ting loose, and has given the preml-
sos q wide berth ever since.
Mr.. G.. N. Anderson, who resides
at High View, Frederick county, Va,
is the proprietor Of Perfect Rest"
bed-springs, which he will I've glad
10 supply 10 those who desire TO have
them. lie has sold about fifty "a
persons residing here They are 9
great comfort and are strongly re.
commented. Try item.
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